Erectile Dysfunction Health MOT

Understand the Cause. Restore Confidence. Improve Wellbeing.

£234.12

£199

SAVE £35.12
(15% OFF)

£199 £234.12

SAVE £35.12 • 15% OFF

Comprehensive

Male Sexual Health Assessment

Hormonal,

Metabolic and Cardiovascular Testing

Personalised

Medica and Ayurvedic Guidance

The Erectile Dysfunction Health MOT is a discreet and comprehensive assessment for men experiencing difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection, reduced libido, low energy or concerns about their sexual performance.

Erectile dysfunction can be influenced by several interconnected factors, including testosterone deficiency, diabetes, high cholesterol, poor circulation, thyroid dysfunction, raised prolactin, prostate problems, medication, stress and emotional wellbeing.

This assessment combines advanced laboratory testing with a detailed medical and Ayurvedic consultation to help investigate potential underlying factors and provide personalised recommendations for improving sexual health, confidence and long-term wellbeing.

Ideal For

Men Experiencing Erectile Difficulties

Erectile Difficulties

Reduced Libido

Inconsistent Performance

Low Testosterone Symptoms

Morning Erection Changes

Diabetes Risk

Heart and Circulatory Health

Weight Concerns

Prostate Health

Thyroid Health

Stress and Anxiety

Medication-Related Concerns

Fertility Concerns

Preventive Health

What We Assess

Includes:

Your Appointment Includes

Comprehensive written sexual-health report
Personalised interpretation of your laboratory results
Review of hormonal, cardiovascular and metabolic factors
Medication and supplement review
Individual dietary recommendations (Ahara)
Lifestyle guidance (Vihara)
Daily routine recommendations (Dinacharya)

Weight and metabolic-health guidance
Exercise and circulation-support recommendations
Sleep optimisation
Stress-management strategies
Personalised Ayurvedic herbal recommendations, where appropriate
Nutritional and supplement guidance
Follow-up testing or referral recommendations

Preparation Before Your Test

Fast for 8–12 hours (water only)

Stay well hydrated

Avoid strenuous exercise for 48 hours

Avoid smoking for 30 minutes before your appointment

Stop non-prescribed supplements (including Biotin) 48 hours beforehand

If testing testosterone, choose a morning appointment

Allow approximately 30 minutes for your visit

How it works

How It Works

Book your appointment

Arrange your confidential appointment online or by telephone.

Confidential Health Assessment

Complete a detailed assessment covering your symptoms, sexual health, medical history, medication, stress, sleep and lifestyle.

Sample Collection

Your blood sample is collected discreetly in a comfortable clinical environment.

Laboratory Analysis

The sample is analysed using accredited laboratory technology.

Receive Your Results

Receive your laboratory results and comprehensive written health report when all markers are available.

Personal Consultation

Review the results with Dr Ashok or Dr Poonam and receive a personalised plan, including appropriate medical, nutritional, lifestyle and Ayurvedic guidance.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is erectile dysfunction?

Erectile dysfunction is the persistent or recurrent difficulty in achieving or maintaining an erection that is firm enough for satisfactory sexual
activity.

What can cause erectile dysfunction?

Possible causes include poor circulation, diabetes, high blood pressure, raised cholesterol, testosterone deficiency, thyroid problems,
raised prolactin, medication, smoking, excess alcohol, obesity, stress, anxiety and relationship concerns. More than one factor may be
involved.

Can erectile dysfunction be an early warning sign of another health problem?

Yes. In some men, erectile dysfunction may be associated with previously unidentified diabetes, high cholesterol, hypertension or
cardiovascular disease. It should not automatically be assumed to be caused only by age or stress.

Does this blood test diagnose the cause of erectile dysfunction?

No single blood test can determine every cause of erectile dysfunction. This profile investigates several important hormonal, metabolic,
cardiovascular, thyroid and prostate-related factors. Further examination or specialist testing may sometimes be required.

Do I need to fast?

Fasting may be recommended for the most consistent glucose and cholesterol results. The clinic will confirm your preparation requirements
when you book.

Should testosterone be tested in the morning?

Yes. Testosterone levels are usually highest earlier in the day. A morning sample generally provides the most clinically useful baseline
result.

Do I need to stop taking my medication?

No. Continue prescribed medication unless your GP or specialist advises otherwise. Please provide a full list because some medicines can
contribute to erectile difficulties.

Will someone explain my results?

Yes. Your clinician will review every result, explain any abnormalities and discuss the most appropriate next steps.

What happens if my testosterone result is low?

A low testosterone result usually requires clinical assessment and may need confirmation with a repeat morning test. Additional hormonal
investigations or referral may be recommended before considering treatment.

What happens if my PSA is raised?

A raised PSA does not necessarily mean prostate cancer. Your clinician will explain the result and may recommend repeat testing, GP
review or referral to a urology service.

Will I automatically be prescribed erectile dysfunction medication?

No. Treatment depends on the likely causes, medical history, cardiovascular health and individual needs. Prescription medication should
only be provided after an appropriate clinical assessment.

Is the assessment confidential?

Yes. Sexual-health concerns and laboratory results are handled sensitively and confidentially.

When should I seek urgent medical help?

Seek urgent medical assistance for chest pain or severe breathlessness during sexual activity, sudden neurological symptoms, significant
penile injury, or an erection lasting longer than four hours.

Ready to Take Control of Your Sexual Health?

Gain a clearer understanding of the hormonal, cardiovascular, metabolic and
emotional factors that may be affecting your sexual function.